Susan Boyle still lives in her childhood house, and she now lets us inside following repairs.

More than a decade ago, Susan Boyle first appeared on stage during the third season of “Britain’s Got Talent,” winning over music fans worldwide.

Millions have watched the video of her initial audition. There, she stood nervously and modestly before Simon Cowell, then amazed everyone with her performance of “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables.

Her rising fame helped her earn millions from album sales. However, Susan’s personal life, especially her romantic relationships, has been filled with rumors and doubts, making her journey a bit rocky.

Has Susan Boyle ever married? Does she have a husband? What is her current whereabouts?

As people get older, they often reflect on their lives, and Susan Boyle is likely doing just that.

In 2008, Susan, an unemployed charity worker who lived alone with her cat Pebbles, decided to enter the entertainment industry. At 47, she performed “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Misérables in front of Simon Cowell and other judges on Britain’s Got Talent, becoming instantly famous.

She earned global acclaim for her remarkable underdog audition. Her story continues to inspire millions.

After her breakthrough, Boyle mentioned, “I used to watch the world from the outside. Now I’m actively part of it, and although it’s scary, I’m ready to embrace it.”

In her first year as a celebrity, she earned $6.8 million.

Her second album kept her in the spotlight, making her one of only three artists to hit the top charts in both the US and the UK twice in one year.

This humble, quiet 47-year-old from Scotland quickly became a worldwide sensation and a billionaire.

Despite her wealth and fame, Susan Boyle remains genuinely kind, honest, and humble.

Unlike many celebrities, she never shows off her wealth; the modest singer still resides in her childhood home in Blackburn, Scotland.

She bought this small house in 2010.

“Staying true to your roots is the best policy,” she told OK! Magazine. “It keeps you humble and prevents you from saying things you shouldn’t.”

Susan Boyle was born on April 1, 1961. Her parents, Patrick Boyle (a singer, miner, and WWII veteran) and Bridget (a shorthand typist), were Irish immigrants from County Donegal. Susan grew up as the youngest of six sisters and four brothers in a council house in West Lothian, Scotland, which she still owns.

Instead of purchasing a mansion in Beverly Hills or anything extravagant, she returned to her childhood home, a four-bedroom former council house in Blackburn, Scotland, bought it, and transformed it into her dream home.

During a tour of her recently renovated house, which she has lived in for 60 years, she showcases her impressive new piano room.

She recently started taking piano lessons and humorously noted, “That’s funny because I can’t even play scales properly.”

The kitchen, which was small and dull before renovation, now boasts much more space and several improvements, including a framed photo of Susan with Pope Francis.

Her living room is spacious and filled with family photos. Originally, nine people lived in her home since she is the youngest of seven siblings. Now, it feels much more spacious.

Her house also features various framed awards and honors, along with numerous cute animal keepsakes, highlighting her gentle personality and humble outlook.

Susan shows the room she once shared with her sisters but took over after they left. She fondly recalls her admiration for The Osmonds and the record player in the corner.

After her father died in the 1990s, her siblings moved out, but Susan stayed, caring for her aging mother until she passed away in 2007.

“Choosing to stay in my family’s home has surprised many,” she said. “Why not? It’s full of great memories, and I feel like Mum is still with me. I’ve spent most of my life here and don’t plan on moving because it feels like part of my new chapter.”

Susan has openly expressed her wish to find true love and lifelong companionship. Naturally, that person would live with her since she’s not planning to move.

While waiting for “Mr. Right,” Susan faces another challenge. She always dreamed of being a mother and raising her own children.

“My biggest regret is not having children, but I still love them. They’re so much fun to be around,” she told The Sun.

Now 60, Susan acknowledges that time is not on her side. However, she’s open to adopting children or becoming a foster parent to provide a safe and loving home.

“Why not share my lovely home with others?” she proposed.

Despite her celebrity status, Susan remains an ordinary person who desires to live quietly in the only home she’s ever known, as shown by her home.

It’s sad her parents didn’t live to see her remarkable success. Please pass it along.